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When we welter in pleasures and idleness, then we eat and drink with drunkards.
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But his great passion was to welter in their blood.
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Nature seemed to welter in a wide atmosphere of light, from which there was no escape.
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Tump-lines welter in a tangle of dimness.
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And thou, Rebellion, welter in thy storm:
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So came Bert Russell to welter in a low room whose walls gave out the stench of years.
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The St Paul's, Waterford man won at light welter in 1991 and has since lifted seven welterweight titles.
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The sun dropped lower; the plain appeared to move, to roll and welter in the heated air and yellow light.
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It implies being doomed to welter in woe unutterable, blaspheming God, and execrating the creatures of God, "world without end!"
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Some twenty Ballaarat miners lie in the grave, weltering in their gore!
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Their panic was complete; two we stopped, overthrown and weltering in the road.
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They saw him weltering in agony and bathed in profuse streams of blood.
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Ferrares had been found in the valley, weltering in his blood.
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They weltered in the mire of fraud and deceit, behaved like cheap sharpers.
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Weltering in grossness, she could still be touched by the sight of purity.
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Dead men are weltering in their blood, on all the trails.